>>Yes, I actually did create a repository called trunk within the test_svn
>>directory. I suppose the idea was to have a trunk repository, then
branches
>>and tags folders containing other named copies. Despite the dumb way of
>>arranging these test folders, shouldn't my copy statement work?
>>
>>
>>
>The copy command can only work _within_ a single repository. If you
>expect to (ever) want to copy between directories, then they should be
>in the same repository.
>To get it working:
>(delete the old tree)
>svnadmin create c:\SVN_REPOS\test_svn
>(change SVNParentPath to SVNPath and restart apache.
>Browse to http://localhost:81/svn/test_svn -- you should see 'Revision 0'
>Try svn mkdir http://localhost:81/svn/test_svn/trunk
>....
>
>/dh
Thanks. I followed your advice and it's now working.
JF
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